Hello?
I see, you are not a policeman, but you are paid to represent the Fraternal Order of Police. That is quite honest of you to say that.
Yes, I am well aware of the public service police provide, in fact...
So the Fraternal Order of Police is raising funds for widows and orphans of those killed in the line of duty, yes that is a good cause, in fact...
Pardon? Oh, there are a number of tiers, copper is $10, silver is $15 and gold is $25.
And you would like me to make a pledge. Well I can do that, what did you say your name was?
John Doe, well that is an amazing coincidence. So tell me Mr. Doe, what company is it exactly you work for?
I see, with my pledge, I receive a free membership packet including a rear-window decal and bumper sticker.
Yes, I can see how that would help me in a traffic stop. Good joke there Mr. Doe. Now, what company did you say you worked for?
The Fraternal Order of Police? I rather thought you would be working with a firm that was hired to run the campaign?
Ah, you are, so what is that firm’s name and address please, I would like to send a check.
Oh, so you prefer to take pledges by credit card for ‘my convenience’, well that is considerate of you.
Sure, I will give you the credit card information in just a second, let me give you the address here first so you can send the packet.
Ready? It is Lieutenant Arthur Coleman, PO Box 1134, NYC NY.
Yes, and would you make that ‘Attention NYPD Bunko squad’. Hello? Hello?
Charlie, did we get a trace on that one? Los Vegas Nevada? Figures.